The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1919, Page 6

military representation, giving the af-|Bank Estimates World Commerce fair a Paris atmosphore. The transfer occurred in the ‘gpecta! exhibitions, where the rerin nave, vices, de J 4 President Robert W, De Forest accept ed it on behalf of the museum. the procession eme: from the hall it was greeted with the applause of nev- erals thousand museum members who crowded the foyer and upper and lower outlying galleries, afid the general recep- tion that followed was enlivened concert from the Symphony Orch under David Mannes, which render rogramme of modern French muste, It was one of the most brilliant recep- tions ever eld in the museum. feue Part in Briltiant «Ceremony at Maseam, the formalities of « diplomatic e total Leas Land patlory at This Pigore Next Year. a reeneh |) International trade of the world was | \ chor Generci of French fete |sreatly stimulated by the World War, aceording to fieures premmred by the ational City Bank. This institution timates that the next year the total lume of the trade between the nations Of the, world will be $70,000,000,000, | agalnat about $40,000,000,000 for the year preceding the war were observed last night in Metropolitan Museum of Art on the nh of the transfer to the trustees exhibition of modern Freneh art © this country in return, compli- to the American collection’ that Deen installed in the Luxembourg Parts. ntatives of the French \Gov- mt came from Washington for eeremony, and they ami other h notables and attaches, in full Man Left ®12,000, 5 Doc, 16.—-Willian ent poverty in tha ago. |the Probate Court that he This estimate is based upon returns on deposit in savings banks. received from a score of principal dOun- | will go to his nieces, Elizabe trles, covering in most cases ten| and Mary Stofzelbach, who live, r ‘months, and in that of Great Britain! tively, in Ohig and Pennsylvania To-day it was re cA Be Z , er SAIS, EEA ENA, et} as NY Piltsburgh AN Cleveland | y} N Chicago AN Detroit To Open VAIN Rochester Los Angeles 4 N Syracuse Buffalo } ANN Philadelphia Bridgeport 43) Milwauhee _— St. Lonis Sif) A | Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Nid Brooklyn | Downtown . Newark \ 4 460-462 Fulton Street = | 14-16 West 14th Street Broad & West Park NZ | NY ZZ SS Announcement of Unusual Importance Splendid Sale Ultra-Smart Coats Handsomely Plain Tailored or Fur Collars Regularly $75.00 and $85.00 VSARILL LP >. (LLL PPoeceee SSS re SENS OT OIE LD, LAA) SSS SZ Specials! Xmas Silk BLOUSES UNDREDS of finer quality selections from our higher priced ‘ 75 e assortments—specially underpriced for to-morrow. Featuring H magnificent new models, with large frost-defying fur collars, in smart, graceful lines—the latest style-expressions you have seen! Savings that are exceedingly unusual. 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Other — magnifi ean . Ree eee eatameortnents, Bolivias, Suedene, Evora, Duvetyne, Broadcloths, € SS C2277 Wool Velours, Silvertones, Polo Cloth and Normandy. $6.98 $8.98 $10 Youthful Afternoon and Street Types AN ewer Mode Dresses Specially Priced Sd : é ZN Giving Smart Expression to Advanced Tendencies 4 N Sg Featuring One Group at— Ar i IN | as} ELIGHTFUL new dresses that sparkle with that elus- y N ive something recognized as metropolitan individu- y IN ality and smartness—-that rustle with the glory of {| N real Silks—that drare in a manner that is the despair of aN Milady’s most expensive dressmaker! Hundreds of dis- JIN tinetive selections—new as can be—styles that have just WIN appeared on the Paris boulevards. ‘ UN Very Special! Nd Fine Satins, Tricotines, Velours, Jerseys, Man- nish Serges—in Navy, Black, Browns and Grays. Elegant Afternoon Frocks Specials at $45, $75 & $100 Bedell Suits Greatly Reduced % Se! EW arrivals revealing shorter skirts, short sleeves, ef- . $ P< 07; fective neck lines, embellishments of fringe, tassel and i, Nig rope silks. Fluttering tulles, glinting metallic cloths, : Oe \ if deep pile Velvets, or rich Satins! OU will select from regular AN \ iY ie $45 and $50 is ~the N NIV successes of the season! sf Many with Genuine Fur Collars OO an ored! Shape-retaining types y that will please the fastidious! Best Values in City at i i iW Velours, Cheviots, Silvertones =, NZ Silvertones, $ Meltons, Mannish Serges Aa , ij Normandy, Kersey, Broadcloths N i . i, _ Polo Cloth, Broadcloth. Oxfords, Yalama \ 4, te In the wanted colors--Navy, Black, Browns, Grays. Silk lined or interlined, No Charge for Alterations Bedet Free Aiterations insures a per fect tailored fit and saves the usual extra fee of $3 to $10. MARTER, newer, better coats than have or will be offered again at this price! Positively the most drastie and unpre- cecented valve-giving in our experience. Hand- some fur trimmed modelsat less than wholesale ! Wonderful materials! Wide variety of desirable Sty’ i 2 ro less than $10 or $15 on your Winter . et. ‘ Sizes 14, 16, 18, 36 to 4. re “IM S genes, SRM SSS SSS Sey pe eee Go dee eae SSS SSS) ee CAALMAREM EOLA IAEA wis EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919, a TEE CH ART TRANSFERRED. fccoratione’ ane means; wor my yeea| TRADE, $70,000,000,000. s:rsyusifth, "80 wf"witolt? | WINTER CROPS FALL OFF. ota ma aged in force. ere was also @ large French here ormagg agsemd anted to Wheat aad £ / BUY RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS BONWIT TELLER &CO FIFTH AVENUE 38™ STREET Special Clearance Wednesday A Collection of \VOMEN’'S TAILORED SUITS 38.00 : Formerly 59.50 to 75.00 These suits have been assembled from the regular stock and represent smart ideas of the strictly tailored types, with which separate furs may be worn. The suits are de- veloped in silvertone, yalama, velour and_ tinseltone. WOMEN’S WINTER COATS Formerly 49.50 to 65.00 38.00 Practical utility models in soft finished velour fabrics with adjustable collars. Silk lined and warmly interlined; in the favored colorings. NO C. 0. D.’s NO CREDIT NO EXCHANGES NO APPROVALS Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 Perens 3 Satin or Silk Jersey Satin with A GIFT Silk Jersey shirred SPECIAL with Jersey and corded WEDNESDA Y or taffeta flounce. flounce. Street shades Street shades. 6.95 reuesi You Never Pay More at Best's Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Buen 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street TOYS, DOLLS AND GAMES A wide variety to choose from, The late arrival of shipments of Toy Furniture, Mechanical Trains, Plush Animals and Games makes these assortments particularly attractive. Mechanical Train Sets $1.50 to 10.00 Aeroplanes. . . , 50cto 10.00 Plush Animals . $1.00 to 50,00 Play Suits . . $2.50to 5.00 White Enamel Tables $4.00 & 5.00 Meccano Outfits . Novlart Stencil Sets . Tinker Toys Toy Theatres . Konstructo. Ble cks $1.50 to 25.00 $1.50 & 3.00 . §8Octo 5.50 $1.00to 2.75 50cto 2.00 | IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD WANT WILL GO GET IT teen eT ne F hil ic a tat